The Dutch actor is best known for his roles in The Mummy, The Promise, and Ben-Hur. Before he suits up to play the villainous sorcerer Jafar, Kenzari will appear in another update of a literary classic: Murder on the Orient Express. This is one actor whose star is on the rise in a big way, and landing a gig to play such a famous Disney character is already increasing his fanbase.

Given the reactions on Twitter, Aladdin may end up overshadowed in his own movie. The lovable thief has some serious work to do if he wants to be as instantly cool as Kenzari's Jafar has the potential to be. As Disney villains go, Jafar is right up there with Scar and Ursula, so it's going to take a dynamic actor to bring him to life. Kenzari's impressive list of credits certainly makes it sound like he's the perfect man for the job. The fact that he's hot is just a bonus — one that the internet happens to be pretty excited about.

It's impossible to blame anyone for losing their train of thought when talking about Kenzari. There's no denying the actor is a serious upgrade over the animated version, who had the evil part down, but was lacking in the hotness department. This Twitter user makes a valid point. Is Kenzari's Jafar going to lead to fans rooting for the sorcerer? The answer to that question is yes, most definitely.

Hey, crushing on the villain is nothing new though. Kenzari is just going to add Jafar to the list of bad guys who are also easy on the eyes. And hey, if the worst problem the movie has to face is fans being distracted by Jafar's new look, then Disney has nothing to worry about, because it seems like most of them are already on board with this particular change.

Because at the end of the day, Kenzari's good looks won't stop him from being terrifying. And that will always be Jafar's true defining quality. Well, that, and his ability to rock a cloak like nobody's business.